The most maddening word in Chinese.

This university professor pronounced "octogenarian" as "reckless" and "swan" as "Hong Hao", which was ignored by people for quite some time. Although it is a bit embarrassing, I still have to understand. Ask yourself, who can guarantee not to mispronounce once? You can only read half of the show, and there are plenty. No matter how knowledgeable you are, you can't guarantee that you know all Chinese characters.

This is a word that anyone can mispronounce. Even if you received a good education in "Talented Persons and Beautiful Women", if you don't make a mistake once, I will hit a wall!

I believe many people know the story of "Night Attack on Yangming Fort", which is a highlight in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's heroic epic. All China people, women and children know it! And "Wayaobao" is a revolutionary holy land in history; The "Civil Fort" where Ming Yingzong was captured alive by the Walla Army is also famous. Have you read all these words "Bao" correctly?

The story of King Liubao, a famous book, I wonder if you have read it?

There is a country called "Luxembourg"; There are also historic cities such as Hamburg, St. Petersburg, Edinburgh, Islamabad and Constantinople.

There is a word "fort" in it.

Driving on the road, we often come across such place names: Shilibao, Yangjiabao, Liu Jiabao, Dongtai Fort … and many more! Who can pronounce it correctly?

The dictionary says "Bao" has four pronunciations:

1, fortress (bo), usually refers to buildings used for military defense: bunkers, forts, bunkers, castles (towns similar to fortresses) and fortresses (small earthen cities used for defense).

2.Fort (pù) is generally used as a place name. Passing by the store-it's an ancient post office. For example, Shilibao and Majiapu.

3. Fort (p incarnation) is found in place names. This pronunciation is generally considered as the transliteration of b m 4 o: for example, Phoenix Castle.

4. Fort (bD) walled villages and towns generally refer to villages (mostly used for place names), such as Baozi, Wubao and Chaigoubao.

In fact, there are more than four pronunciations of the word "Bao".

Cantonese reading (bó u); Some people read (bǒ u) and some people read (bǒ u) in Hakka dialect.

What makes people crazy is that everyone can be named locally!

There is no word "fort" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. In ancient times, the fortress was invisible, so it was replaced by "treasure", which is the general name of "treasure".

"Jin Fu Shu Moon Hee": "Build castles according to risks and strive for self-improvement." The word "treasure" is its original meaning.

Guangyun: Yin Bao. Fort barrier, small town also. Biography of Ge Shuhan in Tang Dynasty: Balian Castle. It is also a guarantee to protect Pu Yin.

Look at that! There are so many pronunciations in one word, and there are identical multiple births!

On the "Fort" in Yangmingbao and Wayaobao;

Read "Bao" in Shilibao, Yangjiabao and Dongtaibao;

On the "fortresses" in Civil Fort, Liubao, Luxembourg and St. Petersburg, B A is written.

Some place names with "Bao" don't ask the locals, you really don't know how to pronounce them. If you just look at the map, it is inevitable that the fairy will read the wrong words!